Fundació Aula de Cinema Col·lecció Josep M. Queraltó

The Fundació Aula de Cinema Col·lecció Josep M. Queraltó is a non-profit foundation based in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. According to its listing in the Catalan Films industry directory, its principal objectives are the promotion and dissemination of cinematographic and audiovisual technique, as well as the creation of a museum space known as the Aula de Cinema (Cinema Classroom). The foundation is therefore best understood not as a conventional production company but as a cultural and heritage institution built around the collection and knowledge assembled by Josep M. Queraltó, a figure whose name is attached to the collection itself. The organisation is registered in the Catalan Films directory under the sector "Productora" (production company), and it lists Josep M. Queraltó and Maria Lluïsa Pujol as presidents. Its contact address is Rocafort 81, 08015 Barcelona, and its listed contact person is María Lluïsa Pujol Canals, who also appears as the contact for communication and distribution. Jordi S. Bonet is listed as the production contact. The foundation has been associated with the production "JMQ, en busca de un sueño" (2014), directed by Antoni Verdaguer, a work whose title — "JMQ, in search of a dream" — reflects the collection-building project around which the foundation is organised. Because the foundation is a non-profit cultural entity rather than a commercial brand in the consumer sense, its "offer" is essentially twofold: the preservation and public dissemination of film technology heritage, and the planned museum experience of the Aula de Cinema. Its activities sit at the intersection of film history, technical education and cultural tourism in Barcelona. The foundation operates within the Catalan audiovisual ecosystem promoted by Catalan Films, the internationalisation arm of the Catalan audiovisual industry, which is run under the Institut Català de les Empreses Culturals. As of the available evidence, the foundation remains active, with its Barcelona address and its leadership contacts published through the Catalan Films directory. No founding year, ownership structure beyond its non-profit status, or detailed financial information is provided in the supplied sources, and these should not be assumed.

The Fundació Aula de Cinema Col·lecció Josep M. Queraltó is documented in the Catalan Films industry directory as a non-profit foundation whose main objectives include the promotion and dissemination of cinematographic and audiovisual technique and the creation of a museum space, the Aula de Cinema. The foundation takes its name from the collection of Josep M. Queraltó, and Queraltó himself is listed as one of its presidents alongside Maria Lluïsa Pujol. The foundation's public profile is closely tied to the project "JMQ, en busca de un sueño" (2014), directed by Antoni Verdaguer, in which the foundation is recorded as having participated. The title, which translates as "JMQ, in search of a dream," points to the collection and museum-building ambition that defines the organisation. The foundation is based at Rocafort 81 in the Eixample district of Barcelona, and its listed contacts cover production, communication and distribution, indicating that it engages with the audiovisual sector as well as with heritage and education. Within the Catalan audiovisual landscape, the foundation appears in the directory maintained by Catalan Films, the body responsible for the internationalisation of Catalan audiovisual companies and for promoting Catalan productions at markets and festivals. This places the foundation in a wider ecosystem of Catalan film production, preservation and promotion, even though its own mission is cultural and non-profit rather than commercial. The supplied evidence does not provide a founding date, a detailed institutional history, or information about the size and contents of the collection beyond the reference to the Aula de Cinema museum project. Consequently, the foundation's history should be understood primarily through its stated mission, its leadership, its Barcelona location, and its association with the 2014 documentary project about its founder's dream.

• 2014

  Foundation is recorded as participating in the production "JMQ, en busca de un sueño" directed by Antoni Verdaguer.

Non-profit cultural foundation focused on film technique heritage and a planned cinema museum in Barcelona.

• Aula de Cinema museum space

  A planned museum space dedicated to film and audiovisual technique.

• Josep M. Queraltó collection

  The collection of film-related materials that gives the foundation its name.

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